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VOL. XX, NO. i(9.
ASTORIA, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL J, 1881.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
a .- i 1 1 mi mii .ijwjuuu. !!. i immunrKwrw-r-i : TTTTfTs
YAQI'IXA KAY.
Insurauce men and vessel owners
arc at present interested in that point
on the Oregon coast vrliich bears the
above name, as government and pri
vate enterprise is struggling hero
ically against natural obstacles to
make that harbor a poit of commer
cial importance. The steamer Ya
quina is now en route from the East,
and "will ply between there and this
port, being a factor in :i great com
mercial enterprise inaugurated some
years since by a number of capital
Ists interested in opening up the Wil
lamette valley. They conceived the
idea of building a railroad from Cor
valis to Yaquina bay, and establish
ing there an outlet for the products
of the valley. The plan only lacked
one essential- -a good harbor, and
that Yaquina bay certainly was not
In fact so bad was it, that no engin
eer reported in favor of its improve
ment, although the government made
a thorough survey of the coast for
the purpose of locating harbors of
refuge. Undeterred by this, political
and commercial capital united on
this bay as a suitable place to expend
a parrot Uncle Sam's surplus reve
nues, and sufficient intlueuce was se
cured in 1880 to obtain an appropri
ation of $40,000 for the improvement
of tno entrance. According to the
annual report of the chief of engin
eers for 3881, ' ' the bar, besides
being very changeable, was made
especially dangerous by many small
rocks visible at low water; thatlhero
were three channels across it with an
average depth of seveu feet at low
water; that the entrance at
u distance westward of the
bar was covered by a
dangerous reef of sunken rocks,
lying in a direction parallel with thej
shore line, - and that to;
the southward, as rell as northward,
there were many shoal areas closing
the entrance to the harbor, except at
high tides under the most favorable
conditions of wind and tide." To
show the importance of this harbor
commercially in 1881, one more ex
tract may be made from the same re re
eort: "Yaquina Harbor is in the
collection district of southern Ore
gon; Newport, one and one-half
miles inside the bar, is a port of en
try; imports for the year ending June
30, 1881, none; exports to foreign
ports, none; revenue collected, none;
the small coasting steamer Kate and
Anna and the schooner Alpha have
each crossed in twice since January
L" Owing to the dangerous char
acter of the harbor no tug could be
chartered for use in the government
work proposed, andifr was.necessary'
to purchase bnb especially for the
service. The plan adopted for im
proving the harbor was to build a
jetty on the south side of the en
trance, filling up that channel, and
forcing the current into the central
channel, which, it was thought,
would sufficiently scour it to give a
depth of not leas than twelve feet on
the bar at mean low water. The last
official report to June 30, 18S3, shows
that a brush mattress jetty 3930 feet
long has been constructed, aud a.
depth of ten feet on the bar at mean
low water secured. The amount ex-
pended up to that time was ;S0,9.L-
89; an appropriation of 110,000 was
asked to continue the work during the
current fiscal year, and the amount
estimated necessary to complete the
project was 355,000. This is a large ,
sum to expend on a harbor now with-,
out any commerce worth speaking of, '
but when the work is completed the !
result may justify the expenditure, j
although until that time, it is evident ,
from official reports, that Yaquinh
bay is not a desirable barbor for sail
ing vessels to visit. '. F. t'otmu.
A "Word About Clir'M
Having read the subscriber of this
paper a rather fvere lecture on the
butter question about two week, ago,
we now come to the matter of cherve.
In seven retail grocery storos out of
ten in the city of Portland, you will
find from four to seven different kinds I
of cheese. Some of this cheese is
made in Iowa, bomo in Illinois, some
in western New York, a little in Wash-'
ington territory, a good deal in Cali-
fornia. but not in one store in five do
you find any cheese made in Oregon.
Now it is not surprising that
ington territory cheeso should be
seen in Portland sioies, for two roa -
sons; the first bojng that Portland i-,
nortionof the territory, and. if she
would sen mercuanuie to tuat re
gion, she must take pome of its pi o-'
ducts in return. The other reason is
that the territory has just as many
days of grass in the year as Oregon
lias, and hence should be able to com
pete favorably with our own dairies.
Eut in California the case is dfferent.
Her green grass season begins in
3Iarch and ends in June, after which !
her hills are as yellow as the tawny
sand hills of the upper Columbia.
Hence Oregon, with her eight mouths
of greeu grass, ought to bo exporting
dairy products to California instead
of bringing them hither. And as for
the butter and cheese states lying east
of the Itockles, our own dairies ought
to crowd them out with the aid of the
stringent railroad tariff now preval
ent. In some parts of this country
cheese factories have been established
upon a sort ol co-operative plan, by
which the manager of the factory re
ceives so many pounds of milk and
pavs the seller so many pounds of
cheese and so many gallons of whey
in return. Aud the empty cans that
brought the milk carry homo the
whey to the pigs. This plan origin
ated at the east, and was taken up by
a settler in the' Grand Eonde valley
about five years ago. Everybody
wanted to make cheese, and nobody
but the newcomer knew how; so they
all took kindlv to the proposition and
have all done well out of it. They
are now shipping their butter and
cheese by railway to the Idaho towns,
and in good time will all be rich if
thev go on as they have begun.
Something ought to be done to check
the eastward flow of bullion for arti
cles which might as well be produced
at home. Hero wc see Elgin butter
and Cedar Rapids bacoa in all our
retail groceries, besides Ouondaga
cheese and a score of other eastern
products. Now if wo could sell our
Oregon flour in Illinois and Iowa
there might be some reciprocity about
the matter, and we might be enabled
to receive back as much value as wo
giv. One thing, however, we could
do and ought to do, which lies within
the scope of our wool products. AVe
ought to have some man established
in Chicago to sell our water-power
made Oregon blankets. When the
Yillard party were here ever' mem
ber of it, from big John IJigelow
down to little Carter Harrison, took
back a pair or two of straight wool
blankets, because they could not get
anything liko them in Chicago or
New York. What we need if an in
crease in that branch of industry,
whioh will pay whenever backed by
sufficient capital.
Our advico to cattle-breeders find
dairymen in the coastwise counties
of Oregon is to patronize a cheese
factory on the co-operative plan as
above detailed. Tt will increase the
cheese product and at thp snmo time
increase the price by enabling an ex
perienced pheese-maker to furnish an
articlo of uniform excellence, which
could not be produced at home on I
every farm. A man may bo n good j
wheat-grower and yet wholly iguor-
!inf nf tlif millnr'c Irnrlr. nnil if ia liiat I
so with many excellent cattle-breed
ers who know how to breed fine!
stock but are wholly ignorant of how
to work up tbo products of the dairy.
But ouo thing is certain -Oregon
must awaken to a new life in cattle
brooding. There must bo less rancho
and more farm, and the farming must
be conducted on strictly American
principles. Oregon ian.
Another Wendell Phillips Wanted.
The Boston Transcript bays:
"There never was a better ohauoe for
Another Wendell Phillips than at
present There are no more human
beings to release from servile bond
age, but there are fifty millions of
people whom the great corporations
are enslaving, and millions of working
men who affirm that they are almost
in a condition of actual slavery."
Never again will the oppressed of
earth know a friend and advocate like
Wendell Phillips. The burning
truths that fell from those proud,
calm lips were of greater force than
dynamite. . His fearlessness was sub
limity itsi If. There is no power like
that "of words that spring from a
knowledge and conviction of wrong,
coupled with the dignity and refine
ment thaeverholds one above blus
rteVano?pr"ofaluty. ""There is no cour
age like moral courage, that enables
one to stand up for principle and de
fend the right against popnlar wrong.
Y'es, the world needs more than one
Phillips, but it may cry out in desper
ation and no such will arise to plead
its wrongs, no lived, worked, sulfered
and died, but not iu vain. He left the
world a rich legacy of thought and
the example of a great and pure life,
which is better than all el-e.
In Cuba. Mexico, and tbo Soutb
American States, St. Jacobs Oil, the
great pain-banisbcr is used with won-
Jerfui success.
.,
Jordan & Bozorih
The Only Exclusive
CROCKERY STORE
j
;y
m ASTORIA.
I:, llaio Slc Klbt to tho
I'ntvnt Lamp FlUokt
I .. ." ".
Wash-'QfW Ul( (( iM)1t !
40.UUU,UUU UdJllal !
j,. . , , . , , .
I Liverpool and London and Globe.
itforth British and Mercantile I
Of I.011-011 :iiil K-Unlmryti.
Old Connecticut of Hartford,
AX 1 1
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
Fire Insurance Companies.
ltcnoti! nj; :i J-i;lul of 867,000,000.
A. VAN DUSEX. Aeent.
J. W. RUDDOCK,
Practical Plumbing in All Its
Branches.
Steam and Gas Fixtures,
A CnmplcU' Sto.-l: of Flrst-clas Material.
All Work. Guaranteed.
Oilloe ;uiJ Shop in Hume's bulMintr, rear
of Winkler it Ur.hb'a, Astoria. Oregon.
H. B. PARKER
Hay,
Oats, and Straw,
LIME
Brick. Cement, and Sand.
Wood Oellverod to Order.
Dray nq, foaming, and Exr-icss Business
jk.m:h in
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
FinST.CI.VSS.
NOTICE.
STA 1 E ANU OOCNTY TAXKS A KB NO W
dueandP,aloaUvom.
tf Sheriff Clawop to.
S8FML
GEMaVMY
CURES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ,
Lumbago, Backache, Headacfce.Too&ache.
ASB ALL OTMEE BODILY P1IXS AID ACHES. ;
Soil br DrcUu 1 D fieri TW7-wbtre. FWf Crau
bxUe. OlrsMaat In 11 Luxc5.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELEE OO.
ffMMCTtA.T&tXtaX BIUM,JU,C.S.A. I
King
Blood
Is uot a "t'iri ttll," It la a blixl-mrhVi imd
tonic. Impurity of thebloQdMisonstht.-5"-tern.
deraiiK the circulation, ami tlnw in
duce many divrdew. kuown by dinVrrnl
name to dlstlujiu'nU them acwnius to ef
fects, but belli;: rvaUy brancho or phve o
iiini gro
Ulood.
that great generic disorder. Impurity ot
Siieh are Diinrn?ui. Hitliouitrt.
HlHl'J
JAver Comjlaiil, t "rMijKutori. .V winm. dm
ordtrs, HMdatls, Ji-vhache, Uoteri'l tt'tah
nt . Heart DUeatc, Dnwj. Khtwy Dtfuw,
PiUs, RheumatUm, Caieirh, Sf-rrula, Skin
DiMnitre, PimiAe. Ulcere. Swelllngr, Ac.
Ac. Kintr of the IJloort prevents una
euros these by ntlupklnjc the causr Impurity
ot tns Wood. Chemists and jrti j skmns jurree
in calliut It 'thf most ;nulut and eSlciect
preparation for the purpose." Sold by Drug
gists, 81 per bottle. "See testimonials, direc
tions, &c In pamphlet, "Ti eatlse on Diseases
ot tlu Blood." wrapped around each bottle.
D. HANSOM. SON & Co., Props
Buffalo, N.T.
FOR
Finest Groceries,
FOAHD -STOKES.!
a rru. j.i.vk y
HARDWARE
AND
Ship Chandlery.
A -
NEW SLIP
hist rioKhfil in Hear of Moi-.
SOLID GOLD
J E W R L "R Y
Scarf Pins. Chains, Watches,
7 i
Of pcij riciiTiptVm.
Hi. iliwsi M.i-k ol .J.-wirv li AJ!orl. :
GUSTAV HANSEN, JEWELER. J
' CANNERYNIEN ! ! " ;
PACIFIC METAL WORKS!
iHipurfois nnd Mmiiactiirei,s or I
WHITE METALS.
Canners Solder a Specialty,
Strip Lead, for Leading Lines. ;
Plate Zinc, for Cutting Acid, j
Bar Copper, Pig Lead and Pig Tin. !
4 Xorth htH'onrt N.. l'ortlauU. Or
1 15 & 1 17 h irt Mt.. .Suu Fraucf mo. i
Cnltfnmin.
CHAS. A, MAY
New Store, New Stock-
To. Fane) (jo4x3.
TobaCCO and Cigars.
FOUF.IGX AND DOMESTIC
PHUITS
A FINE ASSORTMENT.
SquemoiiiiJMrvcrtiin.ttbor lo the Umphe j
mlT-A ..1- In. I
w.-v. U.4-44U
W. E. DEMENT & CO.
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON
Carry in Stock,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, TOILET
and
FANCY ARTICLES.
I'rfiriptlnns carefully Compounded
The Gem Saloon.
The Popular Resort for Astorians.
- roit UK-
Finest of Wines and Liquors
Qo to the GEM SALOON.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, - -PUOrBIJETOK.
of the
SPRING OPENING
The Mammoth Clothing Emporium
of l
Opens This Day for Inspection.
1 wr-rr '
tUj" fcj WST
. ezf
Prices evt Zero.
M. D. KANT, The Boss MerchantT ailor
ACTIO
Hardware anil Ship (Mien
A. VAN UUdH! & bU.
lK VLKU3 IS
Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
Puiii Oil, Bright Varnisb,
Binacle Oil, Cotton Canvas,
V
Cotton Sail Twine; .j.
Lard Oil,
A
V.r
Wrought Iron Spikes?
Galvanized CurNails
Agricultural IuiplcnuMits,
.Srtiiff ninelifnof
ln luts mid Olln. UpotHjrlo. .
10,000 BOTTLES SOLD
Great Northwestern Remedy.
TAKE )T
W.prUHDER'S,
2
CUBES'
? KJDHV$.LrVRJJlSEASCS.,D?SPCP3!A.'
I PiHPLESL0TC8SAHDSXlM DISEASES..
JIEAOACHO C03TTENESS.
i Those who work rarly :u:il l:t- neei a
j wholesome, tellable Medicine like I'funJpr's
j Oregon Blood Purltler. As a reniwlr Ruii
preventative of dlswises It cannot he bout,
j It checks lihtnaatlstn and JInUrIa, relieves
! t'oaitlpatlon, UjspepKla and Biliousness and
Inuts fresh energy Into the s stem by muklns
.Sen Blch blood. All Druelsts and Deal
ers keep it. l.oa bottles c for 5.oa
C. H. BAIN & CO.!
i
HEXLKK3 ii.
Doors, Windows, Blinds. Transoms
Turning. Bracket Work.
A pveinlty, and all urix "Jianmt'-ed.
Oak.Ah. Hay. mid Wlntit Inrnlwr; Oiv-
tum :uu P.rt Ortipl (V.lur.
All M::iN of bo.tt mntfil.il iii hand.
. H. HA1 i CO.
WlLSON & KlSHER,
SHIP CHANDLERS.
ui.Ai.ri:- tx
Iron, Steel. Coal. Anchors, Chains,
tad ptTC.H OAKUM
TAK, Tt.H, WARUm,
NAILS AND SPIKES..
Shelf Hardware, Paints and Oils?
STEAM PACKING, i
PROYI5ION8.
FB.orn .u n ii. i. fi:i:i.
Agents for SaJem FJi urjng Mills, j
ant Ccpi-il Flour. I
FAIRBANKS STANDARD !
SCALES.
All Mies, at Portland Prices, la Stock.
Comer Chenamus nnd Hamilton Strppts
TU!A. OUErtON.
THE CELEBRATED
Foley Springs.
PKTKH III XKY.
Manner.
mill-Si. CKLKKUATKU SllilUCl.VU.
A pr!i;-. situiitl In Lane County. Oroon.-l.
ait unequn'ca tor tnp euro 1 1 t-uairnat ai
fectlous. Kheuinall'Ui. and I)ysjci.ia. as
UmuSiiniLs throughout th Nortliv.c.t nlH
attest. "
ICverj caw Ls civen invalid a:id Uue
who soek the benellts of thp waters.
Carriages le&rc the St. Charks llotrl, Eu
ene Cltj', every Wednesday and Saturday,
direct for the Springs.
THE LARGEST
Finest and Best
STOCK
Of Men's and Boys' Wearing
APPAREL
Xorth of San Francisco.
Look Out for Novelties
IN
Every Department.
the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
font-tins the choicest Pattern In
A Complete Fit and Workmanship
GuanmtftM In l! GnnnenK
O IOT:I3E3H..
STOHE k DAVIDSON
vHUMK'.S BUII.1)1NCS.
ICSE&'CY
Red Crown Flour.
Guaranteed a Superior Artldt
efc-
sfZC&i. 'ririTPDG
? ' V fyu
GEAnr.vjKL'fc;
-fc-M
MiiiLEEErif:
. V. ..-.2. . -Fi. .fVfc
c&v&ilQri0iL .
t
UJ.A1VA9,
Country Produce, Kte.
faCJonnineuts Solicited, and Advances
Hindi? 0:1 same.
rf. AKNDT & FERCHEN,
ASTOltlA. - OUKdON.
The Pioneer Machine
iiLAi'Krnirni
8 H O P4
Boiler Shop
Alt kind
ENGINE, CANNERY;
; STEAMBOAT WORK
Promptly attended u.
' A sprelalty made nf reialthiij
CAMVBKY 1HES,
FOOT OP JPAYKTIK KTKKlCr.
ARNDT & FERCHEH, .
-;':i: fur oreou. Wasllii-;tm '1 mi'y,
ai'd .la-vkii fi.r
P.. AV. RI.1SN
Snecial Canaery Machinery
Engines Soldering Machines,
Improved Acid Bnth and G'impingl
Macliinos,
Fotver Presses, Foot Presses, '
Squaring Shcais,
Andftll oilier nun hint r nsvd in i-.inn.-t (-..
, Intituling the new
COMBINATION DIES.
Working without tuali spring-, constantly
on hand.
, Wf respect fiiil :nlle all cauuermon to
i ran ana etamine i:ii aioe uiacinnery as it
u RrCatIy snp-rl , i to an heretofore lntn-
dm
Ml on Hits en:;-!. Onler- solicited.
ARJVOTA FKIU'HK.V.
Firft of Lafayette Street.
Astoria, Oreson.
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
H i'AKKKK lUU'A-.
- flltKCON.
AfOi:iA.
CENERAL MACHINISTS AND
BOILER MAKERS.
LAND anfl MARTJE ENGIH1S
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work
and Cannery Work a spe
cialty. CASTINGS, -
Ornll Uewriptlnns made to Onlr
nt Mliort Notice.
. I. Vi, PmldtMil.
.1. 15. IljSTr.i:u,Sicrctarj'.
1. W.r.vK. Treasurer,
.mux Knx.Suporintendcni.
Seining Ground for Rent.
IX niOXTOb B.C.KlNlJnEU'S CLAIM.
near I'ort Stoven,. . .,
Knqiur on the premises or or C. A- auiy.
Astoria. n23-liu
Shop!
iMS&L
-mmm
K&g t
or !
HOTEIJ AND RESTAUKANTS.
PARKER HOUSE.
II. B. PARKF.K. Prop..
ABTORLV, - - - OREGON.
AJ.tiKOSBY, - - Day Cleric-
Phil. BOWERS, - - N-Jghtdetk.
Jas. nUFFY has the Bar and Billiard room.
first Class in all Bespects.
w:er coAoa to the house.
A Good Cup of Coffee
AND OYSTERS AT
Mrs. Powell's Coffee House,
On Ms.lu Strict tiK.t to Oregon Bak8ry.
Campi Restaurant.
XKW lU WF.LL KilCTFPflD
TnHOIjfiHOIIT.
l..Sftn lias rebuilt h:-t eMsMlsluneot uad
U propareHl to HctiomnioiLtte tha traveling
lub!lc,
A good meal furnished al o hoar of the
day or night.
'I ho finest Liquor and rigsjra at Uw bar.
Two tloms wet ? Ik1 I"is:t'.
iiKm I.CXUl HKUKA.
Figures Never Lie !
JEFF
OF THE CHOP HOUSE
Can piovo by bin Uokj that he la doing tha
oisicest Dnsinei 01 any
RESTAUEANT
In the city, and he will guaraat&e to she
iuc ucm uieu iur koiu.
markets.
wmmm miriet,
r A
wVMmiiUrM,
Aflfarla, 9rexa
erf fjf- iJk
msaiyttx wet. rw.JETKa.
usisBsTUrt "trr. ."SSj?6"
'&XmCEGXrW.l,lri:GALVrFl?V& ATZKMfc
jli uoii 01 (no puttie. 10 me tact mat we
above Market wul alftay bo supplied with a
FVU. VXRIErrV ANT BEST QUALITY
FRESH AND CURED MEATS 1 I
Which vvJll be oltl ftl lnvrest ra:. wlinlft-
SsalenudreUUI.
ST'Speehil uttentlnn given to buppljiny
snip.
Pacific Market.
N. 0AVICH & CO. - - Proprietors.
J.eivt? Your Ordew for
Fish, Game. Eggs, Butter,
VEGETABLES, ETC.
We furnish Provisions. Frtsh aod In Good
Condition. Dressed Chickens. Vegetables,
and Market Produce of all kinds in season.
A Fine Stock of Family Wines, Liquors,
uigar aau lODaccas.
STAR MARKET.
WHERRY k C0MPANT,
Fresh and (.'unnl Meats,
Vesetatoles,
; FRUITS, BUTTER, and EGGS.
orpos'.rnirft nt:NT iiotvi
WYATT .4 THOMPSON.
DKLKU-s IX
FRESH AND CURED MEATS,
CHOICE GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Crockery aud Glassware.
TVnil Feed, 3E3to.
A. M. JOHNSON.
C.J.JOUNSOJr.
Astoria Sail Loft.
M-VSUJ-ALIL'KRlJ OF
SAILS, TENTS, AWNINGS,
TARPAULINS,
And eenthljuei36 iktmIhUu: ( our
Uuslcey.
Lowest Price and Best Work
Tor your Money,
At the Old Stand.
Leave your orders and Ret oir work
done at once.
JOHNSON Si CO.
Astoria, ... Oregon.
T. G. RAWUNGS.
Wholesale aud llctall Dealer In
Tropical, Domestic, Green and Dried
. U rS. CANDIES, DUIED MEATS, ETC.
Flae Glxars and Tefece.
Xext.door to I; J. Arvold's, Squemoqua St.
BUSINESS CARDS.
GEO. A. DBEIJ. GEO. XOLlZTiJ
SQLX31) & liOBRIS,
ATTOBNEYS AT LAW.
Office iu Kinney's Block, opposita City
Hall, Astoria. Oregon,
Q S. THOMSON,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Boom No. 6, orer White House,
ASTORIA, OBEUON.
o. ir. Ftaxotf . a. c. tvlzox .
FUITOK BKOTH8i,
ATTORfEYS AT LAW.
oom$5&nd 6, Odd feilowsBulidlna.
T q.A.SOWBY.
AllUrlHI Al LA.Y1,
Chenamus treat, - - ASTOSIA, 0&EOO1X
TOSEPM A. GUUL,
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAVY. .
WOflice with J. Q' A. Bowlby,
ASTOBIA, 0eon.
Qt J.CVSTII,
ATT'ST AT LAW.
Kotary inibUc Conmlslouer ol Deeds t h
CaUfornla, New York and AYashlnetou Tec-
Koonw 3 aud i. Odd Follows Building, Aa
torla.Orrston. N.B -Claims at Washington. D. C. aud
collectlouft aspeelally.
A T. AI.LF..V
Astoria Aet
Hamburg-Magdeburs
and German-American
FIBE nN-SUBANOE COMPANIES.
tj OL HOLDER,
2fOTABY PUBLIC,
ADCTIONEKB, COMMISSION ASU IN
- SOBAh'CB AGEX'l.
C.
it. ixicm.
ABCHTTECT AND DBAUGHT3HAN.
Srbolara recelred for Comsa or Draughtin ,
T-Ofllce oTer White House Store.
Wkjuo f. parskr
SURVEYOR OF
Clatsop Vovaty.aad City of Aatarla
(aarous srrei, y. m.u. A. bail
Q UEXHOS MAKTI, M . D..
Pkyalelaa aad Barsea.
ASTOBIA, - - OBEOON.
OrFic:-Boom 12, Odd Fellows Building.
BRStDKKCE-Hume's bulldunf, up stairs.
JAY TUTTUS. M. .
PHYSICIAN AUD SUBGEOtf
Ofcb Booms 1, 2, and S. Pythlau Bidia
ing. BEaiDKifCE On Cwlnr Street, back or
St. Mary's HosplUl.
F. P. mCKS.. X. E. SSAV.
HICKS dk SHAW,
DENTISTS.
Booms In Allen' Building, up staiw. coo
nerCass and Squemoqua streets. Astoria,
Oregon.
I RISBERG.
Practical Tailor.
On Genavieve street, opposite Bozorth &
Johns. BO-am
Bozorth. & Johns,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
and Brokers.
ASIOKIA.
OrejtiM.
Buy nnd mrl aU Limls ot Beat Bitat ami
ipreaent the foUonrlnc tire
Insarauoe Conpanie :
ikottUh Union and Na
tional, Phaiuls of Hartford
Home ot New York.
Hamburg and Bremen.
Western.
rhenis of Brooklyn.
Oakland Home,
ttsoela
&13.GO0.6O0
4.XOJ0BQ
7 ,000.000
2.000,000
acooo
-UCOO.OttJ
SOOXM
Totlclcci written tir m In the Phoenix and
Home aud Scottish Union aud National at
equitable rate.
BANKIHQ AND IHSURAHGE !
I. W. CASE,
Broker, Banker, and Insur
ance Agent,
ASTORIA, - OKEOI.
OFFICE HOUBS :
From 3 o'clock A. M. until 3 o'elock VL. M
B. S. Worsley,
ACCTIONEEK
AND
COMMSSION MERCHANT
C"Ofllee aud Ware Bownw ou Squemoqua
Street, next door to oomer of Oluey.
AdraucemenU made ou Consignments
Ho CUarxea for (Storage eC GAs.
GE0BGE L0VETT, -
Tailoring, Cleaning:, HenairiDt
NEAT, CHEAP AND QUUJK.
MuJh St., M8Mte .V. lAeh'. AWrl, r.
G.A.ST1NS0N & VAK
BLACKSMITHING.
At Capt, Bagea old stand, corner ot Cas
aud Court Streets.
Snip aud Cauuwy work. Mopjcahdeiu
Wagoox made aud repaired. Good-work'
ftwumiutmi.
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